As Hope College’s famous Vienna Summer School was founded in 1956, Wolfgang Reisinger will play an organ recital for their anniversary as he has been on faculty since 2006.  Hope’s students will also perform. The event takes place at the downtown Lutheran church at the Dorotheergasse (5pm, free admission).

On May 29, 2016 composer Gottfried Holzer turns 70. On the occasion of his birthday, Wolfgang Reisinger plays an organ recital featuring some of Holzer’s organ works at the parish church St, Augustin ijn Perchtoldsdorf (4pm, free admission).

Wolfgang Reisinger plays God in Disguise by Lars-Erik-Larsson, together with the choirs of the Swedish Churches in Vienna and Brussels. Saturday, May 28, 5pm at St. Gertrud’s parish church, 1180 Wien.

Wolfgang Reisinger’s vocal ensemble Oktogon performs English music of the Romantic period for choir and organ. Date: May 13, 2016 at 7:30pm at St. Brigitta’s in Vienna.

Wolfgang Reisinger plays his first recital at the cathedral of Notre-Dame de Paris. Date: April 23, 2016, 8pm. Program: M. Duruflé Prélude mi bémol mineur L. Vierne Étoile du soir (Pièces de fantaisie) N. de Grigny Extraits de la Suite sur le « Veni Creator » : Duo – Dialogue sur les Grands Jeux F.

Once again musicians from all over the world meet to experience the full width of sacred music at our international church music conference Laudate Dominum in St. Pölten, Austria (Jan 31- Feb 6). This year features Haydns Missa in tempore belli and cantatas of Dieterich Buxtehude. In addition, we celebrate the 100th anniversary of Max

A warm welcome to the organ dedication at the Steinach parish church in Tyrol, featuring: Sophia Gabrieli and Claudia Podgorsek, violin, Anita Podgorsek, cello, Steinacher Bläserkreis directed by Hans Eller as well as sowie Wolfgang Reisinger, organ. December 6, 2015 at 5pm!

Wolfgang Reisinger conducts G.F. Handel’s famous Dixit Dominus, HWV 232 on November 20, 2015 at 7:30pm. Location: St. Brigitta’s parish church in Vienna. Free admission, donations are welcome!

Wolfgang Reisinger will be playing Maurice Duruflé’s famous Requiem from 1947. Concert dates are November 7 (at 8pm) and November 8 (at 5pm) at St. Gertrud’s parish church in Vienna. The concert also features Wiener Motettenchor under the direction of Andreas Peterl.